Lauren Daigle A Cappella 'Thank God I Do' Performance is a Must-Listen

Check out this video of Lauren Daigle’s "Thank God I Do" a cappella performance. In the video, Lauren Daigle is also singing with Anthony Gargiula and Jonathan Tilkin. All of the singers sound so wonderful together, and we hope their music encourages you today.

‘I’ve seen love come, and I’ve seen love walk away,
So many questions, will anybody stay?
It’s been a hard year, so many nights in tears
All of the darkness, tryin’ to fight my fears alone, so long alone’

What a great rendition of this song! “Thank God I Do” by Lauren Daigle was written during the uncertainty and isolation of the COVID-19 lockdowns, as the singer realized the importance of having specific people in her life for specific purposes. And she shared about how the song came about in an interview.

“This song emerged out of COVID-19 lockdowns and uncertainties. Amid those experiences, I realized God puts specific people in your life for a particular reason. And I needed the people around me to keep my head above water,” she said. 

“With everyone stuck on Zoom during the pandemic, I started several girl’s groups to stay in touch with friends. Because nobody was out touring or interacting in person, the online groups allowed me to see my friends I couldn’t keep up with in a while. That led to this song about praising the Lord for the joy of being in a relationship with Him and for His provision of the right people at the right times.”

This Lauren Daigle "Thank God I Do" a cappella performance is just wonderful, and the harmonies in it are so great. The other singers in the video, Anthony Gargiula and Jonathan Tilkin, are social media musical collaborators known for producing covers of popular songs alongside the original artists. 

We hope that you enjoyed listening to this performance of "Thank God I Do" today.

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